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BFY Course For
Advanced Diet & Nutrition

BENEFICIAL FOR:

Nursing Staff & Physiotherapists, Health Fitness Professionals, Fitness Trainers, Sports Coaches, Housewives, Students.

 

METHODOLOGY FOR REGULAR CLASSES:

Course will include Lectures, Practical & Case Studies, Assignments Regular Evaluation and Examination.

 

CERTIFICATES:

-    Completion certificate will be given to all regular students meeting the minimum requirements.

-    Students clearing the exam will be awarded a lifelong valid certificate as CERTIFIED SPECIALIST IN ADVANCE DIET AND NUTRITION

 

CAREER PROSPECTS:

Successful students can have a better understanding of Nutrition & Dietetics which will enable him / her to boost their existing career in fitness & health and will help them to plan safe and healthy diets .

 

COURSE TYPE:

Regular and Correspondence

 

DURATION:

- Regular Classes 1/week for 10 weeks

- Regular Batch students will attend classes and give exam within 12 months.

- Correspondence students have to give exam within 12 months (No Classes).

 

EXAM AND PASSING MARKS:

35/70 Objective and 15/30 Subjective (Case studies i.e. Diet Planning) Passing marks are 50 (Out of 100)

LIFETIME VALID CERTIFICATE ON CLEARING THE EXAM

Faculty:

-  Sr. Consulting Dietician (R.D.) Professional Lecturers in the field of Clinical Nutrition.

Syllabus:

  1. INTRODUCTION To Human Body

  2. Role of Nutrients in Human Body

  3. ENERGY—Requirement, Expenditure, Body Composition, Energy Balance etc.

  4. Carbohydrates

  5. Proteins, Fats

  6. Vitamins- Water Soluble and Fat Soluble

  7. Minerals

  8. Water

  9. Methods of cooking

  10. Exchange List

  11. Menu planning

  12. Counseling Tips

  13. Nutrition In Lifecycle- Pregnancy, lactation, Infancy, Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood, Old Age

  14. Weight Management

  15. Nutrition In Cardio vascular Diseases

  16. Nutrition In Hypertension

  17. Nutrition in Gastrointestinal, Liver, Pancreas and Gall Bladder Diseases

  18. Nutrition in Diabetes Mellitus, Bone, Anemia, Febrile.

  19. Nutrition in Renal Diseases

  20. Endocrine Disorders 

  21. Nutrition for Fitness and Sports

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